In python one can use f-string to format strings like this name1 = 'Ele' name2 = 'Ben' name3 = 'Frank' age = 45 print(f"My name is {name1} but I also get called {name2} and at times {name3}. Generally I prefer {name1} and my age is {age}") what is golang's equivalent to this? where I can specify exactly which variable at what spot currently this is all I see with golang, but it creates repeating variables unnecessarily like below name1 := "Ele" name2 := "Ben" name3 := "Frank" age := 45 message := fmt.Sprintf("My name is %s but I also get called %s and at times %s. Generally I prefer %s and my age is %d", name1, name2, name3, name1, age) fmt.Println(message) Imagine if I need to repeat a variable multiple times in the same string, I will have to keep repeating it and then need to monitor the position of the variable always to make sure they align correctly Is there a way similar to f-string in python for golang? Continue reading...
